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From Patently-O, Interesting development in the Second Circuit, where a district court denied a company's request for a so-called "prosecution bar" protective order, that is, for an order that the adversary's litigation counsel be barred from prosecuting patents for the adversary while the counsel is in possession of non-public information about the company's technology.  Such orders are common, so the Second Circuit will need to resolve when such orders are warranted and when they aren't.

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